Jose Nunez At Juno Download

Review: Reprising his hit from 2004, house producer Jose Nunez updates "Bilingual" with maximum effect on this new release from Subliminal. If only all revisits to previous hits could be as essential and huge as this. Nunez works up a huge frenzy from the intro, layering the tight string loop with dub style delay and filters that just instinctively make you throw your hands in the air. From there he effortlessly drops the deep bassy groove and the filthy female vocals that made this such a memorable tune first time around. It's riveting stuff from a producer who knows house music back to front and can keep you hooked to every single beat.

Canadian DJ Yanik Coen delivers two differing mixes on the single. His Acid mix keeps the beats lowdown and dirty and the squelches gloriously loud and infectious. Making good use of Tania's spoken vocal, it peaks and dips nicely around them but always stays urgent.

His Miami mix is even more hyped and built around some nasty distorted leads that get lifted by some funky snares and kicks. Jon Flores keeps things deeper and more progressive, riding a one-note build-up that climaxes on the track's punchline. Legendary producer Vinny Troia also does some serious damage on his mix - filling out the track with some trippy chromatic synth lines and lots of good times beats that'll have you bouncing off the walls. A great package of mixes that revisit a tune and revitalise it in a variety of cool ways.